Maggie Sottero "Larrisa" Fairy "Tail" PrincessLooking for your own fairy "tail" moment? The fishtail hem is the go-to silhouette for a dramatic and flattering fit. The fitted bodice and nipped-in waist of the gown is flattering to women with a wide variety of different figures and body types. All the style featured here are available to try on at the Perfect Pear Bridal. Call 902-370-7327 today to book your appointment and see if this fairy "tail" princess look is for you! Mikaella 1511 Essense of Australia D1448 Maggie Sottero "Stacey"
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Stella York 5865 Pop of Color!Not one for white or ivory dresses? Wanting to make a statement and stand out from the crowd? Why not try a pop of color for you wedding day look! While everyone tends to stick to the traditional white or ivory we are seeing a trend of pale colored dresses. This made us interested to find out is there anything behind the color of dress we choose to wear? Just for fun we did some digging on the internet and this is what we found. White: White is associated with light, goodness, innocence, purity, and virginity. It is considered to be the color of perfection. This color of choice for the traditional bride is and will always a staple in bridal fashion. Ivory: The same thing that is said about a white wedding gown can be said about an ivory one. It is also a very traditional color. However, some believe that ivory is also a symbol of tainted innocence. This is old school thinking and nowadays brides go for ivory because it looks better than white on their skin. Red: Red may symbolize many things, the positives being love, infatuation, strong emotions, excitement, energy, strength, and passion. Many different types of cultural-based weddings are where red wedding gowns tend to be the most popular. But don’t count out the bride that simply wants to make a statement and stand out from the crowd. Pink: The color pink represents innocence, a child-like personality, freshness, purity, love, good health, and good life. It can also be worn to show a more flirtatious personality. Pink is normally a color associated with women and their feminine side. Blue: Blue is obviously associated with the color of water and the sea. It represents calmness and peacefulness. Blue also conveys femininity, life, purity, etc., just as water does. Blue can also symbolize stability, security and lifelong loyalty. Blue is also a traditional Irish wedding dress color. Black: Black is often looked upon as an eerie color—and an odd choice for a bride. But black wedding dresses are here and they are here to stay. Black can also be a color of elegance or class (such as a black-tie only event, and black evening gowns). Black also represents power, sexuality, sophistication, formality, wealth, mystery, depth, and best of all, sheer style. Thinking of a color for your wedding day look now? All these dresses featured in this blog can be found in store at the Perfect Pear Bridal. Call (902)370-7327 and book an appointment to try one out and see if a pop of color is for you! Essense of Australia 1526 WTOO "Hera" Maggie Sottero "Marianne"
Essense of Australia 1537 Baby's Got Back!Prepared to put your back into it in 2014! A huge trend going into 2014 will be detailed backs. Whether it is bare and over layed in lace, adorned in beautiful back jewelry or covered in jewels on a illusion neckline, the focus on these dresses will be on your back. Sexy but classy, this look is all business in the front, party in the back! Fallen in love with one of these dresses? They can be found at the Perfect Pear Bridal in Charlottetown, so look no further! Book your Appointment today to try on one of these beauties (902) 370.7327 Allure Bridals 9068 Allure Bridals 9060 Maggie Sottero "Landyn"
About City View Bakehouse
Prince Edward Island’s City View Bakehouse was created by Jennifer Prinz in 2009 in order to fuel her lifelong passion for baking beautiful things. A licensed and fully inspected residential bakery, City View Bakehouse bakes to order throughout the week but also has a vibrant little retail location at the Charlottetown Farmers Market, every Saturday from 9 am to 2 pm. You can always count on finding a great selection of cupcakes, cookies, brownies, cinnamon buns, cake lollipops, and French macarons at City View’s very popular booth. Is there a particular type of flower that’s significant in your relationship? Put it on your wedding cake. City View Bakehouse specializes in creating delicate gum paste flowers, also known as sugar flowers. They are that special extra touch: each handmade flower is an intricate work of art, molded and dusted to reproduce the original bloom in edible flower paste. Professional Training When it comes to wedding cakes, raw talent isn’t quite enough to make you a local superstar like Jennifer has become. She continues to travel all over them continent (and beyond) taking any additional training that she can. Here are some recent highlights: Toronto: Advanced Sugar Flowers with Ron Ben-Israel. This world-renowned Master Cake Artist is the host of TV show Sweet Genius and is a celebrity in the wedding cake world. He taught Jennifer how to craft delicate orchids, sweet peas, calla lillies, roses, and peonies out of sugar. Paris: The French Macaron. In Paris, France, Jennifer mastered the art of making French macarons. There is currently nobody else selling these specialty desserts in Prince Edward Island. While in Paris, Jennifer also took classes in mousse and tarts. Kitchener: Haute Couture Cakes. This advance course has given Jennifer insight on creating glittery accessories (borrowing inspiration from the fashion industry) to make wedding cakes sparkle. From creating flowing fabric out of fondant to fashioning perfect sugar pearls, this class has given Jennifer the knowledge needed to add some bling to your wedding cake.
Paper Swag
Custom Wedding Stationery Paper Swag has quickly become known as the "go to" local company for luxury wedding invitations, stationery & paper accessories. Their stationery collections are bursting with the contemporary sophistication, rustic charm & delicate details you love. As a progressive local company, Paper Swag is built on the passion for what they do, quality products & personalized customer service. Visit their product galleries or book a consultation at www.paperswagpei.com September is one of the best months to get married. Here are a few reasons why you might want to get married in September. 1. Many of the summer visitors (a.k.a tourists) are gone so you can get reservations at restaurants again. 2. The weather during the day is ususally gorgeous, although it can get chilly at night. 3. The bug (a.k.a mosquitos) are mostly gone. 4. The leaves are just starting to change towards the end of the month. 5. Venues are more available, but you still need to book well in advance. Here are some inspirational fall pictures that have caught our eye. There are so many things you can do with fall colors. Here are a few Mood boards. Bridesmaids colors Flowers for Fall Decorations for your Fall Wedding..... And Best of ALL...... the Pictures you can capture! Fall Wedding Cake ideas Happy Wedding Planning! * All pictures are from Pinterest. The Story of a Canadian Family Owned & Operated Bridal Company...
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